Aqualyx Fat Dissolving Injections
Considering injections for a local fat deposit can bring different questions from considering a device treatment. Our Belfast Aqualyx guide starts with consent and practitioner assessment.

Considering injections for a local fat deposit can bring different questions from considering a device treatment. Our Belfast Aqualyx guide starts with consent and practitioner assessment.

| Package | What's Included | Price |
|---|---|---|
Aqualyx STOMACH - Fat Dissolving Injections £99£299 |
| £99£299 |
Aqualyx BACK - Fat Dissolving Injections £99£299 |
| £99£299 |
Aqualyx ARMS- Fat Dissolving Injections £99£299 |
| £99£299 |
Aqualyx THIGHS - Fat Dissolving Injections £99£299 |
| £99£299 |
Aqualyx LOVE HANDLES - Fat Dissolving Injections £99£299 |
| £99£299 |
Aqualyx is used for selected local fat deposits and requires an individual assessment. Ask who would perform the procedure, what their qualifications are and how the proposed area will be assessed.
At the Lisburn Road consultation, bring medicine and allergy details as well as your relevant health history. Mention earlier injections or surgery, even if they were some time ago.
Discuss swelling, bruising and tenderness, along with the less common complications that need attention. Ask how to distinguish an expected reaction from a concern that should be reported.
Before consenting, know the proposed cost, whether repeat visits might be needed and how the area would be reviewed. Keep the follow-up contact details with your written instructions. If an explanation is unclear, ask for it again; understanding the plan is part of deciding whether to proceed.
Swelling, pain, bruising, infection, nodules and tissue injury are possible. This is not a complete risk list. Your practitioner should explain the risks and exclusions for your own proposed procedure.
Plan your visit to our Belfast clinic or contact the team to discuss your questions.
Mention it when enquiring and at the assessment. Ask about the process and alternatives before deciding whether an injectable procedure suits you.
Do not stop prescribed medication on your own. Tell the practitioner what you take and obtain appropriate advice before treatment.